• If you have purchased Knorr’s brown onion gravy recently, it is worth noting that the product is being recalled for unlisted allergens. Knorr, the food and beverage brand, is recalling its brown onion gravy sachets, after manufacturers discovered that some packets may contain traces of cow’s milk and soy – two allergenic food products that are not listed as ingredients on the gravy’s packaging. “Unilever said it recently discovered that a small batch of Knorr brown onion gravy packets mistakenly contain the ingredients of the Knorr professional brown sauce base,” reports IOL.  “As a result, the affected stock contains cow’s milk and…

    Mandela Day is all about giving back and making a difference, even if it’s in small ways. What better way to contribute than by sharing some hearty, comforting meals? Here’s a roundup of last-minute sarmies (sandwiches) and soups that you can whip up quickly and easily. These recipes are perfect for sharing with friends, family, or those in need. Last-minute quick and easy recipes to donate for Mandela Day: Grilled cheese sandwich A timeless classic, the grilled cheese sandwich is the epitome of comfort food. Perfect for Mandela Day, this simple yet satisfying sarmie is made with golden, crispy bread…

    For a hot twist on a conventional fish dish, try blackened Cajun grilled salmon steaks with bloody Mary salsa salad. This spicy and robust main is perfect for the adventurous palate. You can even make it a little more adult by adding vodka. ALSO SEE: Pan-fried fish with braised peas https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/pan-fried-fish-with-braised-peas-recipe

    Elevate your brunch game with this hearty and flavourful Egg Baked Mushroom Medley Traybake! Perfect for a cosy weekend morning or a brunch gathering, this dish brings together the delicious umami flavour of portabello mushrooms and perfectly baked eggs in one delicious traybake. Traybakes are so simple to make, and perfect for brunch or even supper! ALSO SEE: Grilled mushrooms with dukkah eggs crispy kale https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/grilled-mushrooms-with-dukkah-eggs-crispy-kale

    With the cold fronts passing through the Western Cape this week, perhaps we could use this abundance of rain as a kickstarter to planting water-loving veggies. These veggies thrive in water-rich environments, and while we can’t rely completely on rain, one could consider installing proper irrigation to ensure these wet soil lovers receive all the water they need to grow. If you live in a waterlogged area, you may be interested in growing these water-lovers. Here are 7 water-loving veggies to plant in your garden: Cabbage Cabbage is really a winter staple crop. Many growers love it for its dense, green leaves.…